Waterloo Courter editorial on peace treaty and bullheadedness
The Waterloo Evening Courier laments a preacher’s four year prophecy of world peace while recalling failed energy schemes and criticizes Senator Borah for opposing the Germany peace treaty. It argues the treaty is not tied to the League of Nations and condemns stubborn opposition as counterproductive.
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HR. Hartman
West Park
John C. Hartman
Rod Bxiter
A&w
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
EG Dougherty
Weskinston
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Chicago
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Story
Brooks & Finley
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Boreb
Germany
United States
League of Nations
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Johnson
California
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Borah
Senate
Mr. Borah
Leverybody
Health Talks By John B Huber Warns February Health
Dr Buber discusses health maintenance for readers in finance and politics urging men over 40 to yearly body checks. He notes leaders neglect personal care despite managing vast systems and warns that hearts and arteries fail without attention. Reprinted from Saturday Evening Post with questions on circumcision risks and aseptic practice.
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New York
San Francisco
Buber
Saturday Evening Post
Hopeful Talk of Atom Power and Political Recall
The article surveys optimistic predictions of atomic mastery within five to fifteen years, notes social and political shifts in North Dakota under the Nonpartisan League, discusses recalls and referenda in state government, and comments on South American views of the League of Nations amid economic turmoil. It also references currency devaluation and a paraphrased modern twist on a classic poem.
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H. B. Kipper
Otter
Russia
North Dakota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Mr. Townley
Townley
Altho
Nonpartisan League
Lynn J. Frazier
Nonpartisan
Noy
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerston
Andrew and Imogene spar over Andrew's weight and wardrobe as she mocks his fit and he resists dieting. He laments his waistline while insisting he will not give up pleasures or tailor-made comforts, then storms out of the room.
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Andrew
Imogene
Myrtle Henning
Watusk
Ambrose
Nesis
Ibeen
n.Watusk
Afterthoughts on wisdom and prosperity in dairy realms
A fragment from a 1920s era column reflects on wisdom after events and the Dairy Cattle Congress mood. Mentions judging horse flesh, prosperity’s atmosphere, fine feathers vs birds, liquor mascots aboard ships, and the folly of easy money, ending with a dental bill joke and a preacher’s long tenure.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Prince of Wales
India
The Fur Bringers Story of the Canadian War
Ambrose Doane, frestrader, opposes John Gaviller, a fur monopoly chief, drawing Gaviller’s daughter Colina into the conflict. Violent upheaval follows as Indians seize the mill, burn flour, and loot the store, while Watusk grasps blame on Doane. Ambrose endures imprisonment and fear as forces collide and Nesis’s fate looms amid shifting loyalties.
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Ambrose Doane
Frestrader
John Gaviller
Aj Ifur
Gordon
Strange
Gaviller
Watusk
Doane
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Queries Asked
The note invites readers to submit questions on nature topics to the Nature Notes Dept. It lists three questions about practical catching methods for English sparrows without guns, origins of purges, and whether insects go through a pupal stage, with answers promised in tomorrow's nature notes.
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Nature Notes
Plesse
The Ka Kisa Indians Plot and Ambrose’s Peril Voyage
Ambrose is captured by Ka Kisa and taken toward a riverside village amid a tense camp. Watusk, chief of the tribe, commands guards while Ambrose suspects treachery and watches for Nesis among berry-picking girls. The tribe loads river horses and sets patrols as dusk falls.
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Watusk
Ambrose
Tob
Tdian
Che
Watus
Ambrose Sus
Barry
Camp O
Correct English Don’t. Say Because He Spends Money Freely
The text presents corrected phrasing for sentences about wealth, success, and cause. It notes that spending money freely is not proof of wealth and that success results from determination. It also discusses fruit ripening as caused by heat and sun and criticizes mis‑phrased reasons for failure.
Abe Martin Roads Detour Due to Sheriff
Tre Lark reports the roads are fine except for a required detour at Mar-Hannville because of the sheriff. Elmer Beasley is now seeking work after mastering the saxophone.
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Mar- Hnnville
Tre Lark
Elmer Beasley
Autumn Winds Singin in Quiet Rest
A reflective verse pleads for peace away from politics. The speaker longs to rest where the autumn winds sing, avoid campaigns, and fish instead of speeches. The piece contrasts political life with simple country contentment, concluding with a wish to retire from public bustle.
Brain Tests by Sam Loud
A dated puzzle column presents a riddle using a liquid and fabric clues to spell a knightly name. The piece includes a math puzzle about inventory and sales of puppies and rabbits with financial figures.
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Sam Loud
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